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Samsung will produce the next generation of chips to power Tesla’s innovations. Read more: Tesla signs $16.5bn Samsung semiconductor chips deal
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Google will also stop serving political ads in the EU starting this October. Read more: Meta to end political ads in the EU ahead of new transparency rules
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Pharmaceuticals and semiconductors appear to be included in the draft 15pc tariff deal agreed yesterday (27 July) between the EU and the US administration. Read more: EU-US draft 15pc tariff agreement appears to include pharma, chips
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Working in fintech often demands a range of versatile tools to promote efficiency and collaboration. Here are some of the most useful. Read more: What tools are available to modern-day fintech employees?
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In a recent test, NASA utilised an AI payload developed by Ubotica to show that the tech can help orbiting spacecraft provide better data. Read more: Airbus satellite launches with Irish navigation tech
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Amy Kennedy discusses the changing nature of recruitment and the skills she uses to tackle unknown challenges. Read more: For this HR graduate, it’s important to step outside of your comfort zone
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Among her many roles, Dera McLoughlin leads the delivery of services across cybersecurity, AI, IT auditing and digital consulting. Read more: Consulting lead at Forvis Mazars helped build parts of the AI Act
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Hack the Box’s latest survey shows teams should amalgamate their human and man-made resources to address growing cybersecurity challenges. Read more: Reliance on AI or human judgement alone can cause weaknesses, says report
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It has not been the best of weeks for Elon Musk. Poor Tesla results on Wednesday were followed by a rare Starlink outage last night that lasted over two hours. Read more: Rare global outage hits Musk’s Starlink internet service
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Intel is cutting 15pc of its headcount this year. It already cut management layers by half. Read more: Intel dumps planned European projects after flat revenue growth